Not the same service.
Tip culture is a bitch but this type of meme hide the real problem and tried to make us fight ourselves.
In both instances boss are asshole that extract surplus value from our work, burn them
Holy fuck what an uneducated take!
Stay in school kids.
Stay in school kids.
Never has a comma made such a big difference.
Not surprised given OP’s post history.
Yeah this was enough for me to tag them as ‘dumbass’ so I can temper expectations whenever I see them post from here on out…
Flagged him misogynist as his every other post is like “women bad, muh”. Genuinely don’t know why some of his posts are still up even.
Just went decently deep through his post history, didn’t see anything even approaching misogyny. Maybe it was way deeper 🤷
https://lemmy.world/post/49894082
https://lemmy.world/post/49979501
https://lemmy.world/post/50022341
https://lemmy.world/post/50284053
https://lemmy.world/post/50309471
Sometimes it’s just the title though (like use your big girl words") or the meme and the title in tangent (like calling women “bad habits”).
lol I gotta say these seem tame but I’m not going to fight you, you’re definitely right.
I’ve seen him post worse, but some was deleted, too. Also, the kinda subtility and the sheer amount add to the overall impression of a person who has internalized a certain basic misogynie that may not be totally out of the norm for society, but notable.
There is a german comedian, Mario Barth, who fills football stadiums with his shows. His humor though is almost exclusively based on gender stereotypes and expressed not in a way of “look, these stereotypes, weird stuff isn’t it?” but “look, this is funny because men are like this and women are like that, haha, aren’t men just better?”
From how I perceive OP he fits perfectly into that crowd.
The barista doesn’t make $150 an hour though
That $150 isn’t going straight to the mechanic, they get a fraction of that. Rest goes to the support staff, keeping the lights on, and general profits.
Mechanics, especially at dealership, get what’s called flat rate set by the how long manufactures expects a job to take.
For an oil changes, if the mfq estimates 30min, the mechanic gets paid for 30min regardless if the job takes 10 minutes or 2 hours. Guess what they’re incentivized to do? Rush jobs and finding excuses to do shit that doesn’t need to be done.
Need someone else’s help with something? That person doesn’t get paid for helping you out, so guess who doesn’t want to help/train the new guys.
How about tools? Most mechanics are expected to supply their own tool, minus the big shop wide stuff, so most spend tens of thousands of dollars over the years.
I remember a job add on the radio “guaranteed 60 hours and work on saturdays”.
Realistically I’d love to “mandatory tips” go away all together. People who are hired to a job, do their job and get paid by their employer. Anything on top is extra. Both the mechanic and baritsa should be paid proper wages from the start.
You’re right. And the mechanic probably makes 1/4 of that. The shop doesn’t even “make” 150 an hour.
Neither does the mechanic turning the wrench on your car.
